Daily Mall masthead and publication details
The Daily Mall announces its publication schedule and pricing, listing Mall Publishing Co at 25 Booth Jonathan St Hagerstown Maryland, subscription rates four fifty per year four dollars and monthly four months, single copies two cents, with payment in advance and editor B A Hawken. It notes foreign representation Knill Burke Inc New York Chicago Atlanta bureau addresses and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership, plus post office entry and circulation figures for December 1924, including net paid circulation and average gain.
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The
Mall Publishing Co
Booth Jonathan St
Hagerstown
B.A. Hawken
Knill-Burke Inc
Brokaw
42Nd
Broadway
York
Michigan Ave
Chicago Constitution
Atlanta
Audit Bureau of Circuulation
Daily Mall
Why People Go Wrong and the Crime Wave Debate
A long discussion notes crime and lawlessness rising in the United States and questions whether society or the individual bears the blame. It cites causes from heredity and home life to schooling and recreation, and argues personal responsibility amid calls for more restrictive laws.
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Lawes
New York
Cha. W. Beete
Yonkers
Eink
COE Odeet
Fundamental law and individual responsibility debate
Fragmentary text discusses fault and accountability within society and government. It references Congress, recent elections, repud iation, and social welfare concerns, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece hints at broader questions of blame and duty amid political tension.
Daily Thought Quotes on Faith and Shakespeare Line
A compact two line religious and literary quotation item noting a Bible verse and a Shakespeare line. The piece juxtaposes faith and struggle with a dramatic older text feel. It uses classic religious and literary wording to evoke enduring conflict and commitment.
Radio For Farm Women The extension service of the United
Radio for Farm Women describes the extension service of the United States Department of Agriculture and its outreach to rural families. It notes programs, aims, and the role of home economics agents in disseminating agricultural knowledge and practical guidance to farm households.
Rowell column on extension work and politics notes
State Department of Agriculture expands outreach through 1924 efforts and winter programs on nutrition, clothing, and management. Don Seitz’s Forum piece critiques presidents. Los Angeles crime shows a record 24 days without murder. disarmament talk puzzles Britain and France. California bill ties public utility salaries to governor’s pay, risking talent drain.
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Don Seitz
Oregon
On Seitz
Lis
Rutherford B. Hayes
Chester A. Arthur
Benjamin Harrison
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coolidge
Los Angeles
London
California
Ambagaadora
Power Company
OFOTS
Americans Lead Charge Captured by Marines Memorial Legend
In London at the Royal Marine Memorial the story credits an American officer Captain Myere with leading a force to seize two Chinese barricades during the July 1900 relief on the South City Wall. The plaque honors Royal Marines fallen in South Africa and China and may reflect a U.S. Marine Corps commendation. Also noted: Elgin’s first watch release April 1867, H. W. Raymond model.
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Daily Mall Information Bureau
Frederick J. Haakin
Washington, D. C
al Tepiles
The
Inquirer
England
Merines
I. H
Royal Marine Memorial
Admiralty
Buckingham Palace
London
Royal Marines
South Africa
China
Myere
American Marine Guard
Murphy
Chun Min
Royal Memorial
United States Marine Corps
Fables on Health Cut Fingers
Mrs Mann recalls a sharp lesson in first aid as a child cuts a finger with a paring knife. The bleeding from an artery is staunched by a tight bandage and quick action. She notes that dark blood indicates a vein and stresses finger pressure or ice to slow bleeding.
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RA Servion
Fairplay Snow Delays and Ills Ford Local News
Eight inches of snow fell on Tuesday with temperatures near 12 degrees by Wednesday morning. Fifteen inches has fallen in the area, roads drifted, schools closed, with few scholars traveling. Mra. Mia A. Myera's condition worsened, and several local families and visitors are listed, including measles cases in Mongan and Downs families, and pneumonia concerns. Local residents Wilbur Jennings and Naomi Coffman visited C D Coffman.
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Mia
Myera
Algera
Stouffer
Chapel Woods
H. C. Grove
Lappans
Jack Hoteler
Newark
Emmett Price
Waynesboro
Allen Long
Hagerstown
A. Underdonk
St. James
Lille Emmert
Ee Ract
Lizzie Speraw
Lillia
Harry Emmert
A. B. Petre
Columbus Hildebrand
Edgar Remaburg
Sharpsburg
Petre
Ivy
P Rowland and Family Visit Spends Week with Miss Eakle
Miss Eakle returned home with P Rowland and family after spending most of the week with her sister.
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Rowland
Miss Eakle
Ter
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Daily Thought
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the Extension Service of the
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Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
State Department of Agriculture
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Rado
Elm N.Y
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Br.tain
France
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Tray
Maxcovzes
Sen Poem
H.W. Raymond
Fairplay
A. B.C. Elec
Red Star
Garver Furniture Co
North Potomac Street
Chas, E. Konitz
Martz Electric CO
Potomac St
SHOES
E.C. Hook Corp. Investment Bankers
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Lyons Furniture Store
W. Franklin St
Stonebraker & CO. Bev J. W. 8Axten General Insurance Negley Building
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West Franklin Sreet
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Conner
Merchant Tailor
Sherley Bldg
Opp Public Library
TO & P. M. Yingling Auto and Carriage Works
Frederick Street
Fad
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